Khamarguru

  • Selection of Dairy Breeds
  • Dairy Breeds
  • Housing
  • Weighing dairy cows by weight calculator
  • Feed requirement calculation using a meal calculator
  • Feed preparation using ration calculator
  • Breeding and Reproduction
  • Breeding management guideline
  • Care
  • Feeding management
  • Milk preservation and processing
  • Pasteurization Calculator
  • Disease prevention

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  • Buffalo
  • Cattle fattening
  • Dairy farm
  • Goat
  • Poultry

Disease Prevention:

Every cow or buffalo should be given antihelminthetics at every six months interval or at least once in a year
Bathing once in a month with 0.15% malathion mixed water prevents ecto-parasites
The prevalence of FMD, Anthrax, Black Quarter and Hemorrhagic Septicemia is high in Bangladesh
Every cow and buffalo should be vaccinated at right time to prevent disease
Vaccination Schedule:

Name of Disease Age of vaccination
First dose Next dose
Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) 2 months Every 6 months interval
Anthrax 6 months Once in a year (May-June)
Black Quarter 6 months Once in a year (May-June)
Mestaitis 45 days before parturition 35 days before parturition or at the age of 52 days of calf

In addition, seek faster treatment from nearest livestock officer or veterinarian when any of animals become infected.